No need for a MDM / EMM system to use it.Everything configures locally on the device.Final thought and take awayĪs an administrator the Test DPC is a great tool when working with Android devices in general and when we want to manage them with Intune. If I go back and select the “Hide Apps” policy set I can now select and Hide the Calendar app if I want to. Once enabled I can now see it on my home screen with the work profile briefcase on it and that’s exactly what I would expect this policy to do. I select the app I want to enable, in this case its the Calendar app that came with the phone. In the Test DPC app I go down to the “Enable system apps” section I want to test and see If I can enable a system app on this device to work with my work profile. Lets look at one specific configuration on the P smart device. Being able to establish the lowest Android version that support the feature you like and making sure that your devices are actually running on that version or higher.
The API levels and different Android version are important things to keep in mind when you want to configure different policies and make sure that all devices actually support the policy you want to enforce or change.
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